Higher or Lower Daily
Ten prices in a chain, the same chain for everyone today. You see one price and the next item; call whether the next one costs more or less. Nine calls, one score.
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The chain crosses items and countries, so a call is rarely as simple as "Norway is expensive". A Big Mac costs more in Uruguay than in Norway, and a pack of cigarettes in Australia, at over $24, is the dearest pack in the table. If you want to keep going after today's nine calls, the unlimited higher or lower runs until you miss.
Questions
How do you play Higher or Lower Daily?
A daily higher or lower game with real prices: a chain of ten everyday items from around the world. Call whether each price is higher or lower than the last, then share your score.
When does Higher or Lower Daily reset?
A new Higher or Lower Daily puzzle starts at midnight in your own time zone. Everyone gets the same puzzle on the same date, so you can compare scores with friends.
Can I play yesterday's Higher or Lower Daily?
Yes. The games archive replays every past Higher or Lower Daily puzzle. Archive plays are saved apart from today's game and never change your streak.
Where can I find past Higher or Lower Daily answers?
The answers page lists every Higher or Lower Daily answer with the figures behind it. Each day goes up two days after it ends, so no puzzle that is still live anywhere gets spoiled.
Where do the Higher or Lower Daily numbers come from?
Prices come from The Economist's Big Mac Index, Numbeo, GlobalPetrolPrices.com and other published surveys, across 49 countries. Every figure is a published number with its source named on the page, and the methodology page lists each source and its licence.
Is Higher or Lower Daily free?
Yes. There is no account, no download and no paywall. Your results stay in your own browser.